Electric Bill

[saffron2017]

oya 3 tama llokuwata yanawa neda currentt eka

Dryer eka satiyata 3 paaray on wenne.. 900w. Paya 7k uparima week ekata. Dishwasher eka hamadaama wada. 0.75kw. Washing machine eke steam eka on weddi 2200w gannawa. eth eka wash ekakadee winadi 20k wage thama eka wada karanne

 

[CustomerSupport]

All enegry saving appliances macho. apart from the fridge freezer. If the bill is less than 25,000 like earlier months i dont mind. Seems like now I have to cut most of the spending
------ Post added on Oct 3, 2022 at 2:04 PM

I'd rather do the math first. If you were to buy an inverter fridge, that will set you in the north of 200K. That will save you like what, 5,000 a month?

Now that you know you take 600kWh/month, and the majority of it is during the day time for the A/C, invest in a solar system with 5-10kW. You don't have to spend a lot on batteries (just get 48V100AH LiFePo4 or lead-acid in series for 48V200AH), but shell out some eye watering money on good quality solar panels and an inverter that can work split-phase (so you can add multiple inverters in the future if it comes to that). The whole system will cost you around 1.5 million, but with a bill saving at around 25,000 / month, your investment will pay itself off in five years, with 10-15 life time left on the solar system. This is assuming there will be no inflation of CEB prices, but we all know they will jack up the prices in a year or two.

 

[CoolMan88]

Dryer eka satiyata 3 paaray on wenne.. 900w. Paya 7k uparima week ekata. Dishwasher eka hamadaama wada. 0.75kw. Washing machine eke steam eka on weddi 2200w gannawa. eth eka wash ekakadee winadi 20k wage thama eka wada karanne

babalage redi hodannada steam eka use karanne? normal redi walata steam eka oneda?

 

[CustomerSupport]

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ow ban 2080 ekak. Gedara bill eken bagayak mama use karanne, gedara 4k innawa

 

[saffron2017]

I'd rather do the math first. If you were to buy an inverter fridge, that will set you in the north of 200K. That will save you like what, 5,000 a month?

Now that you know you take 600kWh/month, and the majority of it is during the day time for the A/C, invest in a solar system with 5-10kW. You don't have to spend a lot on batteries (just get 48V100AH LiFePo4 or lead-acid in series for 48V200AH), but shell out some eye watering money on good quality solar panels and an inverter that can work split-phase (so you can add multiple inverters in the future if it comes to that). The whole system will cost you around 1.5 million, but with a bill saving at around 25,000 / month, your investment will pay itself off in five years, with 10-15 life time left on the solar system. This is assuming there will be no inflation of CEB prices, but we all know they will jack up the prices in a year or two.

For a fridge like im using if im to buy an inverter model it will cost more than 800,000 macho. so what u say is correct.. time for solar

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babalage redi hodannada steam eka use karanne? normal redi walata steam eka oneda?

normal redith steam ekata daanna purudu wela bung. covid case eken passe
------ Post added on Oct 3, 2022 at 2:35 PM

 

[praveenKF]

anatha wela inne... last year eke gewapu eka bilak wath gewala kiyala watila naha
ewath ekka dan awith thiyenawa gewanna 20k okkoma (last month bill included)
dan heta gihin balanawa mokada wela thiyenne kiyala bagayak hari gewala enawa bn
me dupathen yana tharamata thamai hoda.. goda emak naha

 

[saffron2017]

anatha wela inne... last year eke gewapu eka bilak wath gewala kiyala watila naha
ewath ekka dan awith thiyenawa gewanna 20k okkoma (last month bill included)
dan heta gihin balanawa mokada wela thiyenne kiyala bagayak hari gewala enawa bn
me dupathen yana tharamata thamai hoda.. goda emak naha

un gewapu ewa update karanne na bung.

 

[danukapeiris]

Umbalage current bill eka keeyada? Mage unit 600 ta 38,000/- epa wenawo

epa wenawanam use nokarala hitapan. kalinma solar ekak daganna thibbane unit 600 nam